John Millikin wrote:
> Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but the definition of 'withFilePath' you
> provided is definitely locale-dependent. Unless getFileSystemEncoding
> is constant?
I think/hope it's locale dependent, but undecodable bytes are remapped,
so as long as the system's locale doesn't change, reading a FilePath
with the encoding and then writing it back out should always reproduce
the same bytes.
> > Filesystem.Path.CurrentOS.toText is a nice option if you want validly
> > encoded output though. Thanks for that!
>> Ah, that's not what toText is for. toText provides a human-readable
> representation of the path. It's used for things like file managers,
> where you need to show the user a label which approximates the
> underlying path. There's no guarantee that the output of toText can be
> converted back to the original path, especially if it returns a Left.
Yes, that's what I meant. :)
--
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